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What both publish
| Fact | Blumira | Reco |
|---|---|---|
| API | The public REST API follows OpenAPI 3, supports findings, comments and agent endpoints, and is limited to 10 requests per second per key. | Reco’s integration library says customers can connect core SaaS applications using its API. |
| Compliance | Blumira states SOC 2 compliance and targets frameworks including PCI DSS, HIPAA, CMMC, NIST, CIS, FFIEC and ISO 27001. | Reco’s Trust Center lists SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, and ISO/IEC 42001:2023 among its compliance materials. |
| Integrations | Blumira lists 110 integrations spanning cloud, AWS, endpoints, Windows, Microsoft Cloud, identity, firewalls, PSA and other systems. | Reco’s integration page lists more than 270 agent and app integrations and says new integrations are added weekly. |
| Intended users | Blumira describes its cloud security platform as designed for small and mid-size teams without a dedicated security operations center. | Reco describes its platform as built for enterprises and presents it to security teams seeking visibility and control over AI agents and their connected ecosystems. |
Blumira plans
- Detect$12 a month
- Respond$16 a month
- Automate$21 a month
- White-glove onboarding (Automate)Free
- Additional Blumira Agent$3 a month
- Detect Edition$12 a month
Reco plans
No prices published.
Pick Blumira if…
Blumira suits small and mid-size teams seeking security monitoring without a dedicated security operations center. Teams needing endpoint response actions, guided playbooks, or API access can consider Respond or Automate.
Pick Reco if…
Reco is aimed at enterprise security teams seeking visibility and control over AI agents and their connected ecosystems. It may suit organizations looking for agent discovery, runtime controls, and governance reporting.